Testing Information
Several service providers have test wallet addresses and card numbers that must be used for test purchases through the widget, and the list is below. Some service providers validate wallet addresses to make sure they match the cryptocurrency being purchased while others do not. Generally, KYC is fairly lax in service provider sandboxes, and you should be able to complete it without submitting sensitive information, such as your real SSN or passport photo. On this page you will find testing information for Unlimit, Banxa, BTC Direct, Simplex, TransFi, Transak, Sardine, Onramp Money, Fonbnk, Paybis, Koywe, Robinhood, Coinbase Pay, Blockchain.com, Stripe, Alchemy Pay, and Mercuryo.Unlimit
Use the following test cards when testing in Unlimit’s sandbox.
Use a real wallet address when testing, for example when trying to buy
ETH_GOERLI (ETH on TestNet) use a real ETH wallet address.
Banxa
While Banxa’s sandbox does sometimes allow users to complete transactions, often KYC or transactions are rejected. Therefore Meld recommends testing in Banxa’s production rather than its sandbox. In Banxa’s sandbox, the OTP is 7203. Use the following test cards when testing in Banxa’s sandbox.
Banxa allows real wallet addresses while testing in their sandbox.
BTC Direct
Use the following test cards when testing in BTC Direct’s sandbox.
BTC Direct allows real wallet addresses while testing in their sandbox.
Simplex
Use the following test cards when testing in Simplex’s sandbox.
Simplex allows real wallet addresses while testing in their sandbox.
TransFi
Use the following test cards when testing in TransFi’s sandbox.
Test in TransFi’s sandbox using
BTC and the wallet address 2N3oefVeg6stiTb5Kh3ozCSkaqmx91FDbsm.
Transak
Use the following test cards when testing in Transak’s sandbox.
For US: Use SSN number
000000001 to create a test account.For India: Use PAN number
ABCDE1234A to place an INR order.
Transak requires a wallet address that matches the token passed in, for example if you are testing with BTC_TESTNET then use wallet address 2N3oefVeg6stiTb5Kh3ozCSkaqmx91FDbsm.
Sardine
Use the following test information when testing in Sardine’s sandbox. To create a test account, input any phone number starting with 99 as a test user. The OTP for the test account will be last 6 digits of the test phone number. For example, if the phone number is991-234-5678, then the OTP will be 345678. However don’t use this specific number.
If you run into an error, try using a different phone number that starts with 99.
Simplex allows real wallet addresses while testing in their sandbox.
Onramp Money
In Onramp.Money’s Sandbox, to get past the phone number screen, you can use the phone number+91 8660031402 and the passcode 112233. Use any real wallet address when testing, and Meld recommends testing with the token ETH.
Mesh
Mesh’s sandbox environment supports configuring and previewing transfers, but does not actually execute them. You will need a real wallet address in order to configure a transfer. Mesh’s sandbox widget provides the username and password when selecting an institution to execute the transfer through.Fonbnk
Fonbnk requires a real wallet address for whatever token is selected in their sandbox. Also, there is no test card available, since the payment methods Fonbnk supports are Bank Transfer and Airtime. Use Bank Transfer for testing purposes.Paybis
Use the following test cards when testing in Paybis’ sandbox.
Paybis requires a wallet address that matches the token passed in, for example if you are testing with
BTC_TESTNET then use wallet address 2N3oefVeg6stiTb5Kh3ozCSkaqmx91FDbsm.
Koywe
When testing in Koywe’s sandbox, a single user will only be able to make transactions in 1 particular country. Koywe also requires real ID for it’s sandbox, but it doesn’t have to match the country of the transaction (for example a US ID will work even when making a Chile transaction). We recommend testing with Chile and the payment method Khipu in order for transactions to be completed successfully. Use the following values to complete a transaction.Robinhood
Robinhood does not have a sandbox, only a production environment. Therefore you will have to make a real payment to fully test Robinhood’s onramp.Coinbase Pay
Coinbase Pay does not have a sandbox, only a production environment. Therefore you will have to make a real payment to fully test Coinbase Pay’s onramp.Blockchain.com
Blockchain.com does not have a sandbox, only a production environment. Therefore you will have to make a real payment to fully test Blockchain.com’s onramp.Stripe
Use the following test values when testing in Stripe’s sandbox.
If you are bringing over your own Stripe account:
- please reach out to Stripe to enable
preferred_payment_methodandsource_total_amountfor your account, or else you will see errors. - When setting up Stripe webhooks, do the following steps in order:
- Grab your Stripe API keys from the Stripe dashboard and put them in the Meld dashboard, putting in any value for the Webhook Secret.
- Take the Meld webhook url from the Meld dashboard and go to the Stripe dashboard and set up webhooks to Meld. Select all events.
- Take the generated Stripe webhook secret and go back to the Meld dashboard and edit that value to add that in so that webhooks work properly.
Alchemy Pay
Alchemy Pay’s sandbox functions like a real production environment. Therefore you will have to make a real payment to fully test Alchemy Pay’s onramp.Topper
Use the following test information when testing Topper in sandbox. You can use rw2ciyaNshpHe7bCHo4bRWq6pqqynnWKQg for the token XRP_XRPLEDGER and if prompted for a wallet tag use 224333255Meso
Use the following test values when testing in Meso`s sandbox.
Use 000000 for One time Passcode (SMS), Taxpayer ID (last 4 digits of SSN) and 0000 will require the user enter a fully valid SSN (you can use 123345432) Any other 4-digit combination will pass.
Mercuryo
Use the following test values when testing in Mercuryo’s sandbox.
Your IP address must be whitelisted by Mercuryo in order to launch their sandbox widget.